Solved] - Router Issue

DOES NOT YET support PURE IPv6 internet. I did not personally ask for any NEW patch to be pushed to my modem manually, I did ask several times before my replacement modem to have the firmware rolled back to a previous verison, but they declined and insisted I try a new CODA device instead. Called Rogers and informed them that this not an area issue and should be looking at the modem for firmware and etc. Still trying to digest it and understand it. WOW - thanks for the explanation! DHCP Issues in the Past Week - Rogers Community. Resetting the router. Whenever it tries to connect to the NOW service, I get an error stating "Your ISP's DHCP Does Not Function Properly". This goes away if I reboot the modem and everything works fine for the day then by the next morning I have all the issues again. I did get a CODA replacement modem delivered last week. 19-09-2022 10:46 AM - edited 19-09-2022 10:47 AM. This should sort it for you, but probably worth trying the Plusnet Hub just to check that the connection is working.

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2. Your isp's dhcp does not function properly in windows 10
3. Dhcp not working on network
4. Ip address when dhcp is not working
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Your Isp's Dhcp Does Not Function Property Management

Looks like I'm in the same boat. Hi and thanks for your response. Ip address when dhcp is not working. Both of these units were fully functioning on Sky Broadband. My router log says: WAN_Connection: ISP's DHCP did not function properly. When you are setting the TP Link up in modem only mode what options does it give for ISP in step 5 from here: How to setup TD-W9970 Router in Modem Only Mode? I wonder if in fact the situation is caused by a bad CMTS configuration versus a problem modem firmware update or installation.

Your Isp's Dhcp Does Not Function Properly In Windows 10

This works for me, not sure if works for you but you can try. Were you supplied a Hub Two as part of your FTTP installation? I can however confirm, that I have had both a valid IPv4 and IPv6 address this entire time, I havnt been monitoring the IPv6 address itself, but the IPv4 is still definitely static and no longer randomized from Rogers. WAN_Connection: ISP's DHCP did not function proper... - Fido - 175091. I'm ready to switch to Bell at this point. And a technician will be sent onsite.

Dhcp Not Working On Network

I've identified that your connection is affected by the same issue as Here which we have logged as an incident (for my ref: IMT-8090). Hi @drFishFlan, I'm really sorry for the problem with your FTTP service. Multiple Rogers chats and calls didn't solve it as they said its not their end. Can you log into your router and make sure it's using the account password? Your isp's dhcp does not function property rights. I am hoping this is a one-off issue as I experienced at least 3-5 DHCP issues per day before Thursday. Sometimes for then once a day. Just to point out, the other potentially offending partner in all of this is the CMTS, which has its own software configuration, which does change. 0, the IPv6 remains valid, but no connections because all our devices believe the DHCP has simply failed, as NO available 3rd party routers on the markets, support pure IPv6 ISP DHCPs to my understanding.

Ip Address When Dhcp Is Not Working

None of the above have helped. Same, I also changed asus router and suffered this error. AlphaKilo07 what firmware version is your modem running at the present time? I need to reboot the modem each time to resolve this. Happy to share config screenshots if that helps! As I said previously, without Rogers informing anyone, especially 3rd party Router manufacturers, they were doing this, there is no built in support for most devices to handel the loss of IPv4 while still having IPv6. I had been running the latest (3. And they REFUSE to roll back the firmware updates, I've requested for it several times. Again, I cannot confirm if a firmware patch was pushed to the modems, or who it was pushed too specifically, or if this was a networked sided change, but it does appear at this moment to be working for myself, no more loss of IPv4 WAN address. It looks like the DHCP issue is consistently back. 386_49599) but downgraded to an older version (3. SOLVED] - Router Issue. Changing my password and updating on the router (after testing login on the the plusnet support site).

Your Isp's Dhcp Does Not Function Property Rights

TP-Link United Kingdom (assuming the setup on the TD-W9960 and TD-W9970 are similar). Otherwise, my set up is as per the step 5 graphic. Important if the is an option for VLAN it is not selected. If im going to be forced to one IP type and have static IP, then I'm going to another provider and getting FTTH this week, not with paying Rogers for this anymore. Edited for spelling, sorry if I missed anymore XD. Your isp's dhcp does not function property management. This COULD be one possible part of the issue leading to this problem happening over time, and not always repeating exactly the same way for everyone.... The support team cannot do anything more than look at the problem and see that it's an issue. I've been having these exact same problems for the last month or so. I've been pulling my hair out constantly and have been restarting the modem daily. I called the ISP and from ISP, they said modem still connected to "old router", so they reset from their side at your modem. Them trying to go full IPv6 without warning to ANYONE, is the issue. Not too mention, with static IPv4, no FTTH, and forced IPv6 that doesnt work, there is officially ZERO reason keeping me with Rogers. Got all hopes up (at least for me) from Thursday to Sunday.

The non-static IPv4 and dual stack IPv6, were the only 2 reasons to stay with Rogers. Also, when I go to the DOCSIS WAN page, the DOCSIS Overview section directly below is fully populated again. You can choose the modulation type of ADSL or VDSL instead, I have VDSL selected. Rogers tech support on the phone, was very clear to me that they can not even login to our modems remotely using IPv4 anymore, nor can they 'see' any such assigned address, even when I can see one on my end still, most of the time!!! I don't suppose anyone has any idea of how I can fix this problem myself? Let me know how it goes.